Pfizer terminates license to three products with Acura Pharmaceuticals

The three products all used Acura's AVERSION Technology, and they will return to Acura, said termination becoming effective in 12 months under the terms of Acura’s license agreement with a subsidiary of Pfizer
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PALATINE, Ill.—Acura Pharmaceuticals Inc., aspecialty pharmaceutical company developing products intended to addressmedication abuse and misuse, announced July 30 that Pfizer Inc. had a few daysearlier provided notice that it is exercising its right to terminate thelicense to three development-stage products.
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